Long-form write-ups of real builds — the decisions, the trade-offs, and the occasional war story.
A professor's Word transcription of medieval canon law became a searchable, cross-linked web edition — 9,872 Latin gloss units, 18,257 citation links, and an errata list handed back to the scholarship.
A decade of workshop photography became a trilingual furniture portfolio on a custom domain — watermarked catalog, true RTL, and craft details down to a Latin close button.
A trait gallery for a generative NFT collection, wired with React and Firebase in the GPT-3 era — and a monthly onchain art platform, co-owned and shipped on a first-of-the-month cadence.
How a millennia-old numerical tradition became a modern search problem — corpus pipeline, FTS5 relevance, and one codebase that deploys three ways.
Four elements, each shown pure and corrupted, in hand-written SVG, CSS, and a few hundred lines of vanilla TypeScript — a study in restraint, motion character, and accessibility as part of the art.
Rendering the Kabbalistic Tree of Life as an interactive art piece — a deterministic starfield, zero-re-render parallax, and a centuries-old diagram modeled as data.
A Bloomberg-terminal-style portfolio UI for a fictional family office — nine routes, hand-rolled SVG charts, and a deterministic market simulator, all client-side.
A kinetic-typography love letter after a 1962 jazz standard — every line misbehaves according to its own word — 914 lines total, three dependencies.